EVIDENCE OF TERRORISM IN PAKISTAN
Red Fort blast: Year-long anti-terror push results in 300 arrests, 73 deportations
As the anniversary of the Red Fort blast approaches, security agencies are maintaining heightened vigilance across the country. A crackdown over the past year resulted in over 300 arrests and the deportation of 73 high-value fugitives. The investigation revealed the involvement of a 'Doctor Module' composed of professionals coordinated by radical elements. New regulations have been implemented to monitor the sale of explosives to prevent future attacks.
VETO streams Pakistan tri-series in India, raising questions over scope of MIB advisory
VETO, a streaming platform, is currently broadcasting a tri-series involving Pakistan, England, and Sri Lanka. The Indian Ministry of Information and Broadcasting issued an advisory regarding Pakistani-origin media content due to national security concerns. While the advisory includes various Pakistani content categories, it does not explicitly mention sports broadcasts. VETO asserts that the advisory does not apply to the ongoing cricket tournament as it is international.
Pakistan's 'so-called' civilian governments serve at mercy of their Army: India at UN
India rejected Pakistan's remarks on Jammu and Kashmir at the UN General Assembly, accusing Islamabad's “so-called” civilian governments of serving at the Army's mercy. India also criticised Pakistan's alleged support for cross-border terrorism, cited its 2024 elections in Jammu and Kashmir and urged Islamabad to address its domestic and economic challenges.
Today's India has zero-tolerance policy towards terrorism: PM Modi
"There was a time when serial blasts had become a common occurrence. It was in this very month of September, specifically on September 13, 2008, that many innocent lives were lost in serial blasts in Delhi. Just a few weeks later, the massive 26/11 attack took place in Mumbai... In the past too, there used to be demands for action against Pakistan following every terror attack, but such calls were often not given due attention; time to pass by was simply awaited," Modi said.
"Blood and water cannot flow together": Former diplomat Veena Sikri blisters Pakistan PM's UNGA speech
During the UN General Assembly session, Veena Sikri firmly denounced Pakistan's assertions regarding Kashmir and the Indus Waters Treaty, attributing regional tensions to Pakistan's own issues of internal mismanagement and its history of fostering terrorism. India reiterated its right to respond to cross-border terrorism, highlighting the suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty until Pakistan halts its support of terrorist activities.
NIA raids 10 locations in Jammu and Kashmir in LeT-linked cross border terror case
In a significant operation, the National Investigation Agency executed searches at ten different locations in Jammu and Kashmir, revealing ties to a cross-border terror plot involving handlers from Pakistan’s Lashkar-e-Taiba. Incriminating materials were gathered and are under scrutiny. This investigation was initiated following the arrest of an Over Ground Worker discovered with a grenade and ammunition, with the goal of exposing the full extent of the cross-border terrorism infrastructure.
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9/11 anniversary: Four alleged plotters are still awaiting trial 25 years after the attack that killed 3000; even their 2028 trial date is uncertain
As the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks approaches, the alleged masterminds are still in limbo as they await trial. A military judge has tentatively scheduled the trial for Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and three co-defendants for June 2028. This unprecedented delay arises from numerous legal complexities and lengthy pretrial proceedings, compounded by issues stemming from secret CIA detention and coercive interrogation methods that cast a shadow over the case.
Human rights panel faults Pakistan's response to PoJK unrest; warns of excessive force, shrinking civic space
Growing distrust and expression curbs fueled unrest in Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir. State authorities responded confrontationally, allegedly using disproportionate force against protesters. The Human Rights Commission of Pakistan noted conflicting accounts of the violence. Concerns remain over the wider electoral environment due to security and communication restrictions. An independent investigation into deaths and injuries has been called for by the commission.
Pakistan tried Chinese commercial satellites for strike evidence during Op Sindoor, but failed to get targets: Ex-CDS Anil Chauhan
Former Chief of Defence Staff General Anil Chauhan discussed Operation Sindoor's aftermath. Pakistan sought commercial satellite imagery to confirm strike effectiveness. Access to such imagery involves contracts, payments, and waiting periods. Despite attempts, Pakistan could not obtain evidence of targets being hit.
NIA raids 10 locations in J-K in cross-border terror conspiracy case
The NIA conducted searches at ten locations across Jammu and Kashmir on Saturday. These searches are part of an ongoing investigation into a cross-border terror conspiracy. The case involves Pakistan-based handlers and local Over Ground Workers. Evidence was gathered to ascertain the roles of individuals in the support network. The investigation continues to identify all involved persons and their respective roles.
Pakistan seeks 'more evidence' from India on JeM's involvement in Pulwama attack
The preliminary findings were shared with India after examining the Indian dossier on the Pulwama attack, it said in a statement.
India won't give proof to Islamabad, but to friendly nations to unmask Pak role in terror: Official
India will submit evidence on Jaish's role in Pulwama attack to friendly nations and not Pak, an official said.
Udhampur terror attack: How India must respond to mounting evidence of Pakistani role in attacks
Even as New Delhi must mount international pressure on Islamabad by marshalling evidence of its export of terror, this peace constituency must be strengthened.
US lawmaker wants Pakistan to be declared as state sponsor of terrorism
Chairman of the House Subcommittee on Terrorism Ted Poe, who last week introduced the Pakistan State Sponsor of Terrorism Act (HR 1449) in the House of Representatives, said the White House needs to have a final determination on it now.
Bail to Zakiur Rehman Lakhvi a setback: 26/11 prosecutor Ujjwal Nikam
Lakhvi is among the seven Pakistani nationals accused of planning and abetting the brazen terror attack in Mumbai on November 26, 2008.
Pakistan SC lets off 26/11 plotter
India has expressed disappointment over Saeed’s release from house arrest.
Look what consensus on terror means in Pakistan!
JuD chief Saeed, mastermind of attack on Mumbai, allowed to remain free.
Stop doublespeak on 26/11 attacks: India to Pak
India made it clear that Pak will have to clear the atmosphere of mistrust.
Pak seeks to capitalise on Modi's statement on Kasab
Pak sought to take advantage of Modi's remarks on Kasab, claiming that the Gujarat CM "agreed" with its stance that India handed over to Islamabad "mere information" and not evidence on the terror strikes.
Islamabad repeats: India is heightening tension in region
Pakistan vows to bring perpetrators of the Mumbai terror attacks to justice.
Need of the hour is action, not words: Centre tells Islamabad
India says Pakistan dismissing the terror dossier without any basis.
Pakistan minister, foreign secretary rubbish evidence
As India shared evidence of Pakistani links in the Mumbai terror attacks with the entire world, Pakistan went into the denial mode dismissing the evidence as “not credible” and accusing India of pushing the region towards war.
Pakistan may let India quiz terrorists
Pakistan may allow investigators to question the attack suspects.
Extradition treaty excuse lame, Pak must hand over terrorists: Pranab
External affairs minister Pranab Mukherjee, who acknowledged that there was no ``tangible’’ result of Pakistani “cooperation”, on Thursday asked Islamabad to stop hiding behind the absence of an extradition treaty and hand over wanted terrorists to India.
Pranab’s reminder to Pak on razing camps
New Delhi seeks to bring terror back in focus amid Islamabad’s war hysteria.
Under fire from all quarters, Nawaz eats his words on Kasab
Former prime minister Nawaz Sharif, who was under attack from the media, mullas and military for contradicting the establishment’s lie that Mumbai attacker Kasab was not a Pakistani, on Wednesday did a neat U-turn and asked India to provide hard evidence of Pakistani involvement in the attack.
Pak takes Interpol cover;asks India to give 'credible evidence'
Taking the cover of Interpol chief's remarks, Pakistan today asked India to provide "credible and incriminating evidence" to back up its claim about the involvement of Pakistan-based elements in the Mumbai terror attacks.
India to hold back phone numbers while sharing info
India will not be sharing hard evidence of Pakistan’s links with recent terror attacks here, including the 7/11 Mumbai train blasts and the Attari train explosions, at the first meeting of the Indo-Pak joint anti-terror mechanism on March 6, but will verbally convey the outcome of investigations that establish the trail to Pakistan-based terror outfits.
Some proof of 7/11 to be given to Pak during secy-level talks
The Government will share ‘some evidence’ with Pakistan on its link in the 7/11.
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